Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-14

Arthur Berry, Mayor Hewitts private
secretary, Is "a He Is invaluable TO the
mayor. He knows all about the public Of
fees, and Is an authority on corporation laws.
Hugh ]. Grant, the sheriff Of New York
county, Is 81. He Il q power in Tammany
Hall, and conducts his Office better than any
OF his predecessors Although politician of
vast influence, he administers his Office upon
strictly business principles. He is a great
lover Of horses, and Is worth 5000, 600, most
CT which he has made in real estate specula.
ton. t
One of the most eloquent ministers in New
York Is Rev. DR.. Eaton, who succeeded to
the vacancy made by the death of DR.. Chaplin
He looks like q youngster Of Is. He is about
3D. He IS splendid orator and a man full
of ideas His church is always crowded
Victor Baier, tho solo organist at old Trim
ity church, is only Is. Frank loft, the
organist at DR.. Scudders church, in Brook
lyu, is "a Michael Banner, the violin vir-
tuoso, is only 49, Walter Damrosch, con-
ductor Of the Oratorio society and assistant
leader Of the orchestra at the Metropolitan
Opera house, is only % Charles F. Ball, the
organist at Holy Fount church, is only ~.
W. H. Lawton, the tenor soloist at the big
cathedral, is So H. R. Shelly, formerly
organist at Henry Ward Beecher's church,
is 81
Richard J. Hall is probably the youngest
professor Of surgery in the country He is in
the College of Physicians and Surgeons. He
has written largely for the medical magazines,
and is an authority upon operative surgery
DIR. Henry T. LOOMS, son Of the famous pro-
lessor OF that name, graduated about five
years ago. He has written . text book on
practice which has been generally adopted
BY students. He is good histologist
and pathologist, and has very
large and lucrative practice. DR.. Henry
r. Coo, eminent in gynmcology, is the
assistant In charge of the woman's hos
pital. He is n bold, fearless operator, and is
one OF the most popular young physicians in
the country. Professor J. Williston Wright
Is very young man. He began life before
the mast, drifted into the army and finally
took up the study of surgery He is now the
lecturer on tho subject in the university. His
forte is didactic teaching. He is one of the
best operating surgeons in the world. He
was q member of the Creedmoor rife team
that went to Wimbledon. He has a large
practice DR.. William T. Bull is another
young man. He was the first person in
America to perform the operation known as
iaparotomy with success. He is n great dag
nostician and skillful operator He is a be-
never III manly outdoor sports and pulls an
excellent oar. DR.. Robert Abbey is another
young and very successful practitioner. He
never experiments. He is great believer in
preventive medicines and /. an authority on
fevers.
Inerc are a score more who are well known
and popular and who are making fortunes
rapidly. The men mentioned in the above
lot OF physicians and surgeons are in RECENT
OF incomes of from 5000 to SCI, 900.
Supreme court Judge Henry Dugro is only
IL He has been prominently before the pub
lie for the last ten years. He is an excellent
lawyer
Daniel L. Gibbons, one of the commission.
ers appointed for putting tho wires under.
ground, is &C. He is as smart as a ferret and
has ideas of his own. Before his appoint-
ment to bis present position he was Roswell
r. Flowers private secretary, and during the
last National Democratic convention had
charge of that gentleman's boom there. He
Is a lawyer by profession and is regarded as a
coming great man.
Civil Justice Kelly is IS, and his associate.
Justice Stecker, is 80.
City Chamberlain Wins is S. His position
Is one Of great responsibility. He is part
ner in the house Of William R. Grace & Co.
who own tracts of valuable land in Peru.
Mr.. wins bids fair to be one of the richest
men In the country within ten years.
Young men control the shipping trade.
too. The manager Of the Red Star Steam
ship line is James Wright. He is 81. He ia
an excellent business man. He was stroke in
the Yale Varsity crew for two years. Her.
man Oelricbs is young and dashns. He is
the agent in this city of the North German
Lloyd Steamship company He is about IS,
de Is hard worker, a splendid business man
and great lover Of outdoor sports. He Ia
an accomplished oarsman, swimmer. polo
player and great society fsvorite He is a
gentleman boxer" and valuable officer in
the New York Athletic club.
One of the best known members of the
Maritime Exchange is Fred E. Scanned. He
Is 49, Ee conducts a vast shippine business
and is worth s250,oN His firm has branch
houses i'll all the maritime cities Of the Upitel
Kingdom.
j. Bruce Ismay is the agent Of the White
Star line. He is about IS. He was educated
in Oxford. He gets to work early, aud is a
good employer. He Is worth large amount
of money.
Ono of the most successful brokers in the
Maritime Exchange is John R. Rogers. He
charters GO per cent. of all the ships that
carry petroleum abroad, and S. per cent. of
the steamers and square Triggers that bring
iron ore from Spain. He is very young.
The book publishing trade is to some ex-
tent in the bands of young men. The
younger members Of the Harper family man.
age tho great house. Ned Pond is at the
head of the publishing house of w. A. Pond
g. Co. He is only 81. August Brentano,
Jr., the publisher, is 20.
Editor Bunner, Of Puck, is 81 He has
written several novels and is one of the most
graceful of the younger poets
Fred Opper, whose color cartoons in Puck
have attracted wide attention, is 20. He
gets SlO,00 year. So does Cartoonst Tay-
lor, of the same paper, who is Just 60
The owner Of Judge, w. J. Arkell, is 80
He is quick, shrewd and an AL business man.
Zimmerman and Gillian, the principal car.
toonists of the paper, are about 80 years old.
But why 90 ONT
The magic wand Of gold and power is now
in the hands OF young men,
Brains and Drawn can accomplish any.
thing in this world. FOSTER COATES.
Beware the DYNAMO